Shinbaum
I am looking for someone to assist (+ some training) with getting my OpenVPN server to work with some VOIP phones from a home PBX system.
I am very technical on the windows platform. I am an Exchange and Terminal Service architect. I have worked in IT for over 10 year. I have a very solid understanding of networking: subneting, routing, NATing, etc.
I suspect that I am very close to having this solution working, but must be missing something. Unfortunately I am running out of time and need to have this working.
You would be requited to be able to talk with me on the phone and remote in (using ammyy or some other remoting tool).
I will go over my setup in much more detail with you when we chat, but basically I am running the Windows version of the OpenVPN server on Windows Server 2008, and the phones are Grandstream GXV3140. The network is behind a NAT device. The phones will need to connect from external to the OpenVPN server and be able to communicate with the PBX.
In exchange from your assistance in getting this working, I’ll pay you $100 via PayPal or check.
To contact me, email me at openvpn at shinbaum dot com.
Thanks Jason
Mimiko
I think Shinbaum wanted a local VoIP. This phone is proprietary system, do you have access to source code of the system?
Why need VPN for connecting to PBX? Use external IP of the PBX LAN. The VoIP connetions are already encrypted.
